Why I Say ‘Jihad Joe’ & ‘Hamas Harris’ & Why It is Not Only Appropriate but Necessary; and Yes, Hamas and Hezbollah are Indeed Sub-Human Rat
The Killing of Nasrallah: Will Anything Change?
Dancing around the truth because some are intimidated to share facts with those who support terrorists is not only incredulous, but also dangerous.
For the past nearly year, I have been writing a weekly newsletter. Some of you have been with me since the beginning, from the end of October 2023, when many of us were dealing with the sheer shock, anger, profound sadness for humanity, as details of the Jewish genocide (yes, it was a Jewish genocide; no one is omitting that non-Jews were also murdered, but they were murdered because they were in the Jewish homeland, living among/working with Jews; no terrorist rat was hunting down non-Jews, as the surviving non-Jewish victims ascertained) were being shared online – the horrific rapes, the burned families, the pure torture on innocents inflicted by vicious sub-humans cloaked in human skin, when coherent words could barely be formed, to when this newsletter became professionalized to its current Constant Contact format – those who remained with me on this geo-political journey – all nearly 1700 of you, had no issue with me sharing the unadulterated truth.
The current U.S. government’s excuse for ‘leaders’ are two terrorist supporters, Jihad Joe and Hamas Harris. Their actions so closely aligned with those who are hell-bent on the destruction of the Jewish homeland, with those who attack Jews in the streets of liberal cities in the U.S, that any other moniker, is an affront to reality.
To give deference to their bestowed upon, non-earned titles is to support their actions – both against Israel and against America. At least Bill Clinton, who was the chief architect of the Oslo Terrorist Accords (we cannot shy away from what they actually were and remain; the source of the murder of thousands of Israelis) and what would become the Terrorist-in-Chief, Barack Obama – who dismissed ISIS and did everything in his power to subvert Israel, including the Iran Deal, attempting to de-Judaize Jerusalem, strong-armed Israel to freeze legal Jewish communities in Israel’s ancestral heartland (Judea & Samaria), who staffed his Cabinet with anti-Israel self-hating Jews, and outright Jew-haters, who propped up a terrorist Muslim Brotherhood leader in Egypt (Morsi), and who went on an apology tour to the Arab world, when he should have been groveling on his knees in Israel for what his Administration set in motion – actions which luckily President Trump was able to mostly undo – at the very least those bastards were validly elected, and still, when their actions turned poisonous against my people, I called them as they deserved.
In his first year of occupying the White House, Jihad Joe did everything in his power to return funding (and succeeded) to the terrorists. I’ve written about it extensively, but this article provides nearly all the details in concise form (https://nypost.com/2024/04/15/us-news/biden-admin-knowingly-and-unlawfully-gave-1-5b-in-us-aid-that-helped-fund-hamas-terror-groups-suit/). And who can ignore the $100 billion released to Iran, a good chunk of it post the Jewish genocide? Those who do not say Jihad Joe, or versions of it, and worse, call him President Biden, thus support his terrorist actions. Jihad Joe had the gall to allocate aid to Hamas mere weeks after October. 7th, the same Jihad Joe who used his trips to Israel to strong-arm a weak Netanyahu, who for some reason, allowed the Jihadist in the White House to enter the Jewish homeland, who along with Hamas Harris threatened Israel not to enter Rafi’ach, where numerous hostages were found, where terror tunnels were discovered (new ones built since Egyptian President Sisi destroyed 1200 tunnels in 2014). Let’s not forget how both Jihad Joe and Hamas Harris sided with the pro-terrorist sympathizers across the U.S.
Despite all the clear and morally sound reasons to call those anti-American, pro-terrorists exactly what they are, I was absolutely shocked when two followers of this newsletter, very recently, expressed ‘concern’ about the usage of ‘name calling’ of the terrorists hijacking the highest office in the nation, mostly out of ‘concern’ about sharing the pieces with their liberal contacts. My job is not to appease liberals who are anti-Israel (one in the same), but to share facts in a non-PC fashion, to truly offer a deeper analysis on current events. For PC articles, there is JPost, Algemeiner, Times of Israel, and a slew of other Jewish publications that I long stopped supporting.
My first ever op-ed (I have been an op-ed writer since 2019), was submitted to Algemenier of that year. The topic of the piece was Angela Merkel’s support of Iran through the Al-Quds marches she had allowed in Germany. The piece was accepted for publication, but I was astounded how sanitized the finished product was. My voice was completely erased and what was a very pointed article against Merkel ended up being quite mild.
I lost count of the number of times Jewish publications changed ‘Judea & Samaria’ to the antisemitic ‘West Bank’ or Arab occupiers in Gaza to ‘Palestinians’ when Jews for 1,812 years IN Israel were called Palestinians. All those ‘corrections’ not only aided in antisemitism but confused readers who turn to these publications for facts. Just as most Jewish organizations confuse and aid in misinformation as their conferences and events utilize antisemitic terminology, whether out of ignorance or an attempt to ‘appease’ those not pro-Israel – the verdict is still out. I witnessed the misinformation firsthand, and was a product of it, for nearly 20 years as a fairly anti-Israel Jew. It was not until I studied actual Judean history and began to use accurate terminology did I turn into a passionate Zionist.
That is the issue with the Jewish world today, overall, we are afraid to ‘offend’ to ‘alienate’ – and I would venture to say that is also what was wrong with Republicans before President Trump entered the political stage in 2015. The buttoned-up Establishment Republicans, many of whom have turned RINOs today, who helped throw the election in 2020, including the chief RINO traitor, Mike Pence, were quite ineffective. Most Americans could barely distinguish between the two parties as the prevailing sense was that the two parties were working against the average citizen. It took President Trump’s strength to call out those who do harm to this country, both within and outside, mark clear enemies, and showcase that it is not just acceptable to call out those who work against our best interests, it is a disservice not to.
The ‘big tent’ mentality fails when the tent is based on appeasement. This applies to both politics and Zionism education. As someone who has successfully changed the minds of thousands to be pro-Israel since 2014, I did not do so by being meek and mild. That did not mean vilifying all Arabs, those Arabs who helped Israel, or who reformed, earned my top praise. It did mean vilifying falsehoods about the Jewish homeland, about Judean history overall.
It was not my mission to ‘convince’ or ‘change minds’ – my only goal was and remains to share accurate information and whoever wants to receive that information and then share those facts forward, is welcome to.
Those afraid to share these articles because they contain the accurate descriptions for Hamas Harris and Jihad Joe, are glossing over facts. Calling someone an antisemite has long-lost any real sense of threat. Every Trump voter has been called a Nazi, to the point where even ‘Nazi’ has nearly lost all meaning. Also, many of us are inundated by articles and newsletters where we are goaded to vote against the opposition but mild-mannered reasons are offered.
We are well past that point in society. I am not here to change Democrats to vote for President Trump. If someone tells me they voted for Jihad Joe or will be voting for Hamas Harris, that is fine, I have no issue telling them that they support terrorism and have Jewish blood on their hands. Those Jews who have switched from being Democrat to pledging support for Trump in 2024, are doing so precisely so they will no longer be supporting terrorism, and Jew-hatred overall. And so by more Jews utilizing accurate descriptors, such Hamas Harris and Jihad Joe, we leave no doubt where we stand and where those who contribute to murders of Jews stand. There has never been a more moral line of clarity, since 9/11.
Similarly, I did not know whether to laugh or be shocked when someone had the audacity to question why I call terrorists who brutally murdered 1200 people in Israel and kidnapped 254 as hostages, rats. First, many Israelis call Hamas and Hezbollah, rats and roaches. Second, and I would have assumed the most obvious, is that both Hamas and Hezbollah have extensive tunnel systems; they are literally rat-like in their hiding and existence. Look at any IDF graffiti in Gaza of Yayha Sinwar – he is portrayed as a rat, rat tail included. I then realized that rats is not the most adequate descriptor as rats do not kill for pleasure, and so I added ‘sub-human’ – to think of Hamas and Hezbollah and ISIS as humans is to equate them to you and me, to equate them to the IDF fighting those sub-humans. Nazis were also referred to as sub-humans. How many survivors of the Jewish genocide emphatically state that what they endured was even worse than the Nazis did, in terms of brutality. Those who take any issue with calling those terrorists rats or sub-humans or both, clearly did not see one video of the Jewish genocide, not listen to one testimony, or have Stockholm Syndrome to some degree.
Out of the nearly 1700 who follow me now weekly, a sincere thank you, and I appreciate the follow-up emails. I was debating whether to even address the above terminology as it was just from three people, recently, but decided to, as to leave absolutely no doubt as to why I use the terms I do and to clarify why I will not stop.
With so much of media sanitized, newsletters like these offer freedom from appeasement. I invite more people to seek that freedom and for those who are writers and analysts, to create platforms upholding those principles.
Thanks to the heroic IAF, and IDF military intelligence, the world now has one less terrorist chief rat. As all of you know by now, this past Friday, the IAF used bunker busting bombs to kill Nasrallah (anyone else know Russian and laughs when that name is read or said?).
Nasrallah was not only responsible for the murder of Israelis but the murder of Americans, Lebanese, Iraqis, and Syrians. It is therefore no wonder that there were jubilant celebrations in parts of Syria, in Iran, of course in Israel, and in some areas of Lebanon. Seeing the videos, the Iranians celebrated with the most vigor.
Lately, it has been an odd day when a leading terrorist is not taken out by the IAF.
To caution, the killing of Nasrallah was more to avenge for the murders of thousands of innocents, as in reality, we have yet to see if eliminating the Hezbollah chief rat will change anything in functionality for the following reasons:
- Ample support for Hezbollah within Lebanon. The main issue is that Hezbollah has been seen as the ‘resistance’ much like Hamas against the ‘evil’ Zionist regime, as the terrorist supporters say. When PM Ehud Barak pulled out of the security zone in southern Lebanon in 2000, even moderate Lebanese President, Hariri, praised the pullout and applauded the action as a win for Hezbollah’s victory against Israel. Though some Christians in Lebanon despise Hezbollah, the massive protests as we see in Iran are simply lacking in Lebanon. This is even reflective in the Lebanese support for Hamas. According to the Washington Institute, as of January 2024, 79% of Lebanese supported Hamas, and of the Christians in Lebanon, 59% supported Hamas. There is no reason to believe those numbers will decrease anytime soon.
- Hezbollah is firmly part of the sovereign Lebanese government. Taking out Hezbollah from power would be akin to eradicating Erdogan’s party in Turkey. Contrast that with eliminating Hamas from power, a feat that would be far more doable if weak Netanyahu (who did not order the kill on Nasrallah but merely approved it; different than when President Trump ordered the hit on IRGC General Soleimani), would stop telling the world that Israel has no ‘desire’ to ‘occupy’ Gaza – Gaza is a legitimate part of Israel, has been Jewish land since 145 BC, and was codified as part of Israel by the international community in both 1920 and 1922 – because if Israel were to finally reclaim Gaza, Hamas would abruptly cease any powerhold over the Arab occupier population, a population that would need to be subjugated if it remains. Therefore, Hezbollah is not like Hamas in terms of its ease of being rooted out.
- Sheer number of terrorists that are part of Hezbollah. There are more terrorist Hezbollah sub-humans than people serving in the Lebanese army. Hezbollah has 50,000 of its terrorists stationed inside Syria, with about 100,000 remaining in Lebanon. There are also Iranian, Iraqi, and Yemenite Hezbollah members.
- Over the years, Hezbollah had the time and funds (thanks to the Democrats funding Iran), to amass sophisticated weapons. Prior to the Jewish genocide, Hezbollah had 100,000 rockets at its disposal, with capability of even reaching Tel Aviv and other central Israeli cities, as we have seen the terrorists attempt just this past week. Taking out all the missile launchers will be a Herculean task.
- Israel is acting on its lonesome. Though Israel has the military might and bravery to do so, it would be even more effective with the amount of 2,000 lb bombs needed, many of which are still being withheld by Jihad Joe and Hamas Harris. Hamas Harris in a recent interview earlier this month proudly touted that she was supportive of the decision by Jihad Joe to pause delivery of those bombs back in May after Israel announced its decision to finally lead efforts into Rafi’ach, all to strong-arm Israel into a dangerous ceasefire.
- Hezbollah rats certainly multiply. Within hours of Nasrallah being killed, a replacement was named and like a boss, the IAF killed him as well. There are murmurs that Nasrallah’s cousin will be named as a long-term replacement. Just like when Solemeini was killed, it did not end the IRGC terrorist entity.
- Privately, I am sure the moderate Arab states would love to join in militarily to help curtail Hezbollah, but it would be a PR disaster for those governments to be seen fighting fellow Arabs, even though it would aid not just Israel but the entire region.
Is it all doom and gloom regarding Hezbollah and Israel has no chance of victory? No, but the approach will need to be more geo-politically strategic. Without helping topple the Iranian terrorist regime, Hezbollah will remain strong. Iran is Hezbollah’s chief funder. Contrast that with who funds Hamas: Qatar, Turkey, Malaysia, Kuwait, and the liberals in the EU and the U.S.
Hezbollah long ago ceased operating as a solely top-down organization, with a great many inside groups acting on their own accord. For instance, the missiles launched at Israel following the incredible beeper-gate, were not at the order of leadership, but led by the Hezbollah terrorist minions.
Israel’s main goal currently in its actions in Lebanon is to return its residents displaced from the North back to their homes. Weakening Hezbollah’s capabilities will certainly help that mission, but it all depends on who is going to be in the White House in 2024. If it will be Hamas Harris, the Iranian terrorist regime will remain, funding for its terrorist aims will only increase. Will it be possible to eradicate Hezbollah? It is too early to say; as of now with all the aforementioned factors at play, not anytime soon.
It will take the Lebanese people to kick out Hezbollah from their government, to cut its ‘legitimacy’ among the Lebanese people.
I will remain hopeful though for a massive regional change, and I do see a time when the Ayatollah will also be assassinated; that killing and hopefully a follow-up toppling of that regime will be the clear light at the end of the terrorism haze over the Middle East. But even if there will be regime change in Iran, Israel must reclaim Jewish Gaza and all of Judea & Samaria fully so that Hamas is unable to re-group in any capacity, long-term. Failing to do so will ensure future Jewish genocides.
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